Using ANSI colors in bash scripts
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### Simple

    #!/bin/bash
    
    BLK='\E[1;30m'
    RED='\E[1;31m'
    GRN='\E[1;32m'
    YEL='\E[1;33m'
    BLU='\E[1;34m'
    MAG='\E[1;35m'
    CYN='\E[1;36m'
    WHI='\E[1;37m'
    DRED='\E[0;31m'
    DGRN='\E[0;32m'
    DYEL='\E[0;33m'
    DBLU='\E[0;34m'
    DMAG='\E[0;35m'
    DCYN='\E[0;36m'
    DWHI='\E[0;37m'
    RES='\E[0m'
    
    echo -e " 01- ${BLK} BLK ${RES} "
    echo -e " 02- ${RED} RED ${RES} "
    echo -e " 03- ${GRN} GRN ${RES} "
    echo -e " 04- ${YEL} YEL ${RES} "
    echo -e " 05- ${BLU} BLU ${RES} "
    echo -e " 06- ${MAG} MAG ${RES} "
    echo -e " 07- ${CYN} CYN ${RES} "
    echo -e " 08- ${WHI} WHI ${RES} "
    echo -e " 09- ${DRED} DRED ${RES} "
    echo -e " 10- ${DGRN} DGRN ${RES} "
    echo -e " 11- ${DYEL} DYEL ${RES} "
    echo -e " 12- ${DBLU} DBLU ${RES} "
    echo -e " 13- ${DMAG} DMAG ${RES} "
    echo -e " 14- ${DCYN} DCYN ${RES} "
    echo -e " 15- ${DWHI} DWHI ${RES} "


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### Complete

    #!/bin/bash
    for A in 0 1 2 3 4 7; do
      for F in $(seq 30 37); do
        for B in $(seq 40 47); do
          #echo -n -e "\E[${A};${F};${B}m ${A};${F};${B} \E[0m"
          printf '\033[%s;%s;%sm %02s;%02s;%02s \033[0m' ${A} ${F} ${B} ${A} ${F} ${B}
        done
        echo
      done
    done

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_BY: Pejman Moghadam_  
_TAG: bash, bash-script, ansi_  
_DATE: 2007-11-27 22:10:32_